An anthropology of Muslims in Europe - A modest attempt by Martijn
From drone strikes to the massacre at al-Majalah, secret U.S. military actions inside Yemen are exposed in “Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield,” is a documentary film by Jeremy Scahill and Rick Rowley. Here you see interviews with Scahill, Saleh bin Fareed and Nasser al-Awlaki, who lost his son, cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, and 16-year-old grandson to U.S. drone strikes.
In the video, What Kind of Asian are you? Scott plays a friendly jogger who is very interested in guessing the heritage of Stella, an Asian American woman. Here is part II.
These testimonies of female Israeli soldiers seek to tell the Israeli public and international community what it means to be a woman serving in the territories. It is part of the project Breaking the Silence by IDF veterans.
Ik bespreek hier het boek van Jan Jaap de Ruiter: The Speck in Your Brother’s Eye, een reactie op Wilders’ islamofobe boek over islam: Marked for Death.
‘Two of an Oriental Kind’ – Anti-semitism, Islamophobia and the question of racism in Europe In his seminal work, Orientalism, Edward Said refers to anti-Semitism the “secret sharer” of orientalist prejudices. The history of...
Not Anymore: A Story of Revolution is a documentary Matthew Vandyke that actually takes us back to the day “Day of Rage” on March 15, 2011 in Syria. Or how it begun. You watch the powerful, intense trailer here.
Het was me het weekje wel, maar liefst drie uitzendingen op tv en een onderzoek over Syriëgangers. Een kort commentaar over het onderzoek en een overzicht van de uitzendingen en de twitter-reacties erop.
In this video, What Kind of Asian are you? Scott plays a friendly jogger who is very interested in guessing the heritage of Stella, an Asian American woman. It brings about some issues of whiteness, hegemony, assimilation, normalcy and raising your voice.
Lang leve de antropologie en haar cultureel-relativisme. En op naar meer ontwrichtende, gevaarlijke wetenschap!
Call for Papers:Practices of everyday life are central to discover the subjectivity of Muslims. This workshop seeks to explain the daily life choices and preferences in the context of subjectivity and self, looking at the questions concerning the religious-cultural-ethnic constructions of practices in which different perceptions are mediated on Muslims.
